Yale Dynasorb Rigging Rope 9/16in

Dynasorb’s secret is in the core. Inside is a special blend of high-strength nylon built to come back to shape again and again for unbelievable rigging performance, while the outside feels much the same as other arborist-grade rigging lines. Dynasorb is jacketed in 100% high-tenacity polyester and is Maxijacket-coated for excellent abrasion resistance.

Customer Reviews

This rope is the work horse of the rigging world. I have been using this rope for years and it has never disappointed. I have used almost every reputable rigging rope there is and this rope is the best. The dynamic of this rope is what rigging needs, nothing else compares to it. It absolutely absorbs shock loads without any bounce. It is extremely predictable. It can go from tip tying, sucking large lateral limbs up to the rigging point. To major shock loads, negative rigging big tops. It will get the job done. The knot ability of this rope is great it's soft, playable and stays round under load. It holds a running bowline perfectly and can be easily and quickly un-tied by the guys on the ground. The only down fall to this rope is that it does not not like abrasion under load; natural crotch rigging, rubbing on bark/ branches during rigging. With that said under "normal" real world situations with proper rigging equipment;(rigging block and friction device) nothing comes close to this rope. If you want a rigging rope for every day rigging situations around houses and other tight rigging spots with severe consequences this is the rope that will not let you down.(minus a great grounds man). I.e. This rope will not make you a better at "rigging" if don't know what you are doing leave it to the professionals. (Posted on 12/15/2016)

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